Dwarven Bracer

El Marqués LARP Shop brings us this Dwarven bracer in hand-tooled leather with inset Swarovski crystals.

Cthulhu Medallion

This wonderfully patinated Cthulhu medallion comes to us from Dan Hiryak.

Skyrim Iron Dagger

Joel Wennerholm brings us this recreation of Skyrim's iron dagger. And I mean "recreation" literally. The blade is hand forged steel, with an iron and walnut grip and pommel.

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Gecco Edition.

Japanese collectible company Gecco Corp is prepping to release this outstanding Cthulhu idol sculpt as a coin bank. 

Shamanic Crown

This nicely done shamanic crown, crafted from EVA foam, comes to us from artist Stern Cleric.

Black Idol of Cthulhu

Cesar Fernández Martínez brings us this WIP Cthulhu idol. I can't wait to see the finished sculpt.

Alchemist's Tome

The gifted AlexLibris returns to our pages with this outstanding bit of tomecraft.  Featuring a hand tooled leather cover, brass hardware, and custom alchemical sigil embossment.

Artifacts of Carcosa

WestwoodFM returns to our pages with these artifacts of Carcosa.  The piece on the left appears to be some type of protective seal, making its broken status somewhat concerning.

Miskatonic University Diploma

Morsoth returns to our pages with this excellent Miskatonic University Diploma.  Just click through to download the template, which includes the diploma itself, the associated fonts, and two versions of the Miskatonic University seal.  If you don't have access to Photoshop you can open the PSD package using the free, open source GIMP image program.

Level 5 Access

Dimitri Zaitsev of Nuclear Snail Studios returns to our pages with this post-apocalyptic access card. It was CNC milled from aluminum sheet.

Cthulhu Plaque

Just look at the insane level of detail on this Cthulhu plaque sculpt from artist George Tsougkouzidis.  I would be happy to have just a fraction of his talent.

Cthulhu Carved In Stone

Didier Letchetane returns to our pages with another of his signature Cthulhu tablets carved from slate.   Click through to see a gallery of WIP shots.

Lord of Locusts

Jason McKittrick's latest piece is a weathered idol of Pazuzu, the Babylonian demon featured in the Exorcist films and novels.

Mystery Cthulhu Idol

I love when reality mirrors a Mythos story.

Over on Quora, someone asked "What's the coolest thing you've ever found in a thrift shop?"  Rick Rhay answered with this amazing find:

It is vaguely Lovecraftian, though it doesn’t match any of Lovecraft’s descriptions of the Cthulhu idol identified in “The Call of Cthulhu.” It is rich with symbols. On the front it features a Valknut, a Norse symbol representing fallen soldiers, along with a Cthulhu-esque “face” with deep hollow eye sockets.

It's a wonderful piece, but I admit to being stumped who the artist might be.  Which is something of an accomplishment considering the hundreds of Cthulhu idols we've featured over the years.

Anyone familiar with who the artist might be?  I've tried doing an image search on Tineye and Google, but can't find any matches.

Update:  My thanks to the commenters who pointed it it's a piece from the Mysterious Package Company.

Eldritch Artifact

This wonderfully creepy tableaux comes to us from long time Mythos artist Andrea Bonazzi.

Crown of Flesh

The talented Karen Main returns to our pages with this squicky living crown.

Armor of Astaroth

Atelier Fantastique returns to our pages with this "Astaroth" leather LARP armor set.

Broken Talisman Printable Prop

I've always been surprised handouts and physical props aren't used more often in traditional fantasy tabletop games. If you're looking to jazz up your own game, Crooked Staff Publishing has a nifty Broken Talisman prop available as a pay-what-you-want downloadable PDF.  They even have a handy tutorial on turning the print file and a scrap of foamcore into a physical prop that makes an ideal plot token.

Great Cthulhu

Here's something you don't see every day- the pommel of a Cthulhu-themed umbrella.  Not the sort of thing I usually like, but the sculpt from Ghost of Doll is outstanding.

And My Axe!

It wasn't that long ago that boffer-style weapons made with insulation foam tubes were the de facto standard for live action roleplaying games.  My, how times have changed.  Darren Stocker of Irregular Props brings us these 36" LARP safe foam weapons. 

Idol of the Black Pharaoh

Joe Broers is one of the best Mythos artists around, consistently producing amazing pieces for over a decade.  His unbroken record continues with this excellent idol of Nyarlathotep, the Black Pharaoh.